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Cultivar Stories Pests & Pathogens Phenotyping & Genotyping Plant BreedingNovember 16, 2023November 16, 2023

Fantastic Discoveries in Plant Breeding: Intrepid Strawberry Breeders Vanquish Devastating Fusarium Wilt!

Intrepid Strawberry Breeders Vanquish Devastating Fusarium Wilt

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Plant Breeding Coordinating Committee This comic book style graphic tells the story of a genome-wide association study that led to the discovery of a single dominant resistance gene that protects strawberries from Fusarium wilt. This allowed molecular breeding techniques to quickly screen for Fusarium wilt resistance. For more content like this, visit Crop Database Resources.

California Fragaria Fusarium wilt GWAS marker assisted breeding breeding PBCC strawberry UC Davis
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